17 dangerous suburbs to buy in
SEVENTEEN suburbs have become “danger” markets, leaving recent buyers with mortgages worth more than their homes.
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Most dangerous suburbs to buy property
SEVENTEEN Sydney suburbs have become “danger” markets for buying property due to the risk of falling prices leaving recent buyers with mortgages worth more than their homes.
Sydney’s last five boom suburbs
A YEAR ago prices in nearly every Sydney suburb were surging but now there are just five where rising sales indicate values will continue to increase — even as prices fall in the rest of the city.
Weird memory lapse hits buyers, sellers
BUYERS and sellers could be shooting themselves in the foot by failing to take a longer-term view of the market and not looking at what recent drops in prices really mean for the market.
Best time to get bargain in 30 years
HOME seekers will have an opportunity of a lifetime to bag a bargain at auction this spring as the market verges toward buying conditions not witnessed since the late 1980s.
Renos give buyers a boost
THERE are opportunities aplenty for buyers wanting a finished product, with a steady stream of renovated properties hitting the market in recent weeks.
Homes even cheaper if adjusted for inflation
SYDNEYSIDERS aren’t accustomed to getting good news on the housing front — but city housing could continue to get more affordable for years to come, a prominent analysts claims.
Sydney rents post largest fall in 10 years
RELIEF for renters is on the way — Sydney rents have been falling following the release of a sudden glut of rental apartments in the Hills, Parramatta and other western regions.
Home prices crash in Hills, inner west
FALLS in home prices have not been spread equally around Sydney, with a report published today revealing the regions and housing types with the biggest price drops. And there’s also one city region where prices are still increasing.
Why this coastal town is bucking trend
THE REAL estate saying that prices double every seven to 10 years has been proved overly optimistic for most property markets — but Byron Bay is an exception.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/aidan-devine/page/173